Show Notes
Tina Hizon, commonly known as Tina Keys is a true icon within the music industry, working as a MD and Session Musician to some crazy cool artists. Her bio is incredibly impressive, with the likes of Ed Sheeran, Roger Taylor, Clean Bandit, Maisie Peters and Dua Lipa as just some of the talent she has played alongside. In this episode, we discuss Tina's backup plan of accounting in case music didn't work out, as well as the ups and downs of being a self-employed musician. If you're wanting to start session playing, and don't know where to start, or if like me, you're fascinated by the people who work behind the scenes in music, you're going to love this episode. I truly think this is one of my favourite ever episodes!
Check Tina out here:
@tinakeys
Give Em a follow:
Insta: @emilymarcovecchio
Tiktok: @emarcovecchio
Email: [email protected]
Edited by Al O'Connor:
Insta: @alysocreator
Email: [email protected]
Special thanks to:
Coach Party for intro/outro music
FromFinn for Branding
Neal Megaw for Imagery
Jennie Rawling for Copy
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